You can build and strengthen your relationships by investing time to improve your emotional intelligence (EI). Developing EI Core Competencies will enhance your life personally and professionally.
If you were asked to share an inspiring speech to a group of college graduates, what would you say? Recently, I was both humbled and honoured to be awarded Distinguished Fellow Adjunct – Professor by Mohawk College and with that I was asked to speak to their graduates.
Are you wondering why emotional intelligence has been such a hot topic lately? We discuss what it means and why developing these skills is critical for success.
Why are some people more successful than others? It might not surprise you that it can have a lot to do with their drive to achieve.
I am thrilled to announce that I have the distinct privilege of speaking at Cynthia O’Neill’s Power of the Purse – a one-day women’s conference in St. John, New Brunswick on June 15, 2017 and in Halifax, Nova Scotia on June 20, 2017.
Your friends influence you far beyond how they make you feel in the moment and life. In fact, they can even contribute to how long you live!
Parents' and caregivers' primary goal is to raise children to develop their highest potential and build strong relationships with others to find success in life. Advancing emotional intelligence is the way to accomplish this – it's a game changer.
Children are our future, so we must provide the best possible opportunities for a successful life when raising them. Instilling emotional intelligence skills in your child will open the door to numerous possibilities and help them thrive.
The constant daily busyness that distracts us can be described as living a 'Drive-by Life,' which can diminish our joy and reduce our appreciation for all we have if we let it. Cultivating gratitude acts as a catalyst for greater joy and happiness, enabling us to appreciate our possessions with a thankful heart.
Being an effective listener is one of the most important skills you can possess. Fostering an organization's active listening skills can lead to stronger relationships, improved teamwork and employee relations, and higher employee satisfaction and productivity levels.
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